Marvin s Chapel United Methodist Church

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1 Last Sunday, June 12, 2016 $ 2, Sunday School 43 Worship 74 THIS WEEK AT MARVIN S Today 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Worship 6:00 P.M. Children s Ministry No Youth Wednesday 10:00 A.M. NEWSLETTER INFORMATION due in office Marvin s Chapel United Methodist Church Next Week s Preschool Volunteer - July 3 Jana Fullbright Ushers for July will be Rodney Thomas and Emil Thompson During June, we will be collecting food for Good Samaritan Ministries. Please be generous with your gifts so others will be able to have meals on their tables. See your bulletin insert for more information on items needed. Dorothy Rose will deliver the food to Good Samaritan. The Joy Club will be going to Barter Theatre on Tuesday, August 9 to see the play Mama Mia. The cost of the tickets is $28. Please let Louella know July 3 if you are interested in going Please note the youth will not be meeting on a regular schedule during the summer vacation months. Amy and Jason will be letting you know of the events planned for the summer. Mark your calendars for July 5 and join the Grateful 12 and More for dinner. Location to be announced next Sunday. Infant Nursery & Preschool Program Our infant nursery is for children ages birth through 2 years. Our Preschool Program is for children ages 3-5 years. Once children turn 5 years old, they should begin sitting with their parents during the worship service. June 26, 2016 Sixth Sunday After Pentecost Worship Team Pastor ~ Ricky H. Clowers Music Director ~ Janet Gray Organist ~ Karen Thomas Pianist ~ Amy Freeman Children s Worship ~ Colleen Cox Nursery/Preschool Volunteer ~ Louella Greear Ushers ~ Travis Harwood and Melvin Williams Gracious Greeters ~ Tim Smith Visit the Visitors ~ Journey in Faith Melting Pot Coordinators ~ Ralph and Ada Jo Shell Financial Secretaries ~ Scott Cradic and Jewell Susong Church Staff Custodians ~ Pat and Jack Bailey Nursery ~ Claudia Anderson Secretary ~ Lynice Broyles Contact 1882 Old Boones Creek Road, Johnson City, TN Phone ~ ~ mcumc@embarqmail.com Website ~

2 Welcome & Announcements June Sixth Sunday After Pentecost Liturgical Color: Green * Greeting Your Brothers & Sisters Call to Worship Prelude Lighting of the Christ Candle Love Divine, All Loves Excelling UMH 384 * Words of Faith Psalm 77:1-2, UMH 798 Call to Prayer: Prayers of Praise Prayers of Petition, Intercession & Our Lord s Prayer * Praise Hymn Children s Time Colleen Cox Presentation of His Tithes & Our Offerings * Doxology Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow UMH 95 * Scripture Reading I Corinthians 8:1-13 Hymn Savior Like A Shepherd Lead Us UMH 381 Modern Proclamation of the Gospel Ricky Clowers Message: Cultivating a Christian Conscience * Hymn of Invitation Lord, I Want To Be A Christian UMH 710 Feel free to approach the prayer rail for a time of prayer. The Pastor will be glad to pray with you if you need assistance or in making a Profession of Faith. * Benediction & Sending Forth * Postlude *Please stand as you are able. All above subject to change the leading of the Holy Spirit! Thank you for worshiping with us today. If you are a first time visitor, we hope you will come back again Psalm 77:1-2, I cry aloud to God, aloud that God may hear me.. In the day of my trouble, I seek the Lord, in the night my hand is stretched out continually; my soul refuses to be comforted. I will call to mind the deeds of the Lord; I will remember your wonders of old.. I will meditate on all your work, and muse on your mighty deeds. Your way, O God, is holy. What god is great like our God? You are the God who works wonders, you manifested your might among the peoples, You redeemed with your arm your people, the descendants of Jacob and Joseph. When the waters saw you, O God, when the waters saw you, they were afraid, the very deeps trembled. The clouds poured out water; the skies gave forth thunder; your arrows flashed on every side. The crash of your thunder was in the whirlwind; your lightnings illumined the world. The earth trembled and shook. Your way was through the sea, your path through the great waters; yet your footprints were unseen. You led your people like a flock the hand of Moses and Aaron

3 Vacation Bible School at Marvin s Chapel is planned for July with the kickoff on Sunday evening July 17 from 5:00 to 8:00 Food, fellowship and games July :00 P.M. light meal and registration 6:30 7:00 P.M. Opening in old sanctuary 7:00 P.M. Adjourn to classes There will be activities for children, ages 4-12 Please invite your friends and neighbors to join with us this year Help us be in prayer for those in need. Keep the church office informed of names to be included on the prayer list and also when names need to be removed. Place names or notes in the offering plate. Marcella DeVault Wyatt Eggert Cullen Eggert Peggy Burns RJ Morelock Wade Cole Peggy Watkins Freddie Kaywood Pat Davenport Cody Notmeyer Linda Williams Sharon Edwards Argil Hunt Frances Buckingham Jake Deyton Theresa Gibbons Jim Odom Ann Odom Colin Casteen Anabelle Rowe Elaine Lane Donna Cutshall Robin Barber Holly Barber Joe Deyton Marilyn Grigs Randy Jones Mallorie Williams Mark Onks Diane Hawk Peggy Cloyd 2016 Prayer List Mary Lou Gott Cynda Cross Claudia Anderson Geraldine Bradley Deanna Kaywood Ava Angela Watkins Ava Kyle Letterman Debbie Garst Betty Hyder Rodney Royster Eliza Pittman Peggy Freeman Jason Freeman Willa Blackburn Bereavement: Harold Dusty Carter Family Family Hospital: Jennie Hamilton (Wellmont Bristol, Room 5013) Nursing Home: Edna Beard (Cornerstone Village Assisted Living Room 216)

4 Harold Dusty Carter The Joy Club Tim Smith A memorial has been given to the Backyard Missions Johnny Broyles Harry and Bobbie Shelton Ryan Broyles Clyde Carter Bud and Beth Oaks Robert and Shirley Crawford Harry and Bobbie Shelton Curtis and Jana Fullbright William L. Billy Lee Carter East Tennessee Rent-Alls Tim Smith A memorial has been given to Backyard Missions Charles and Virginia Causey Johnny Broyles A memorial has been given to the Backyard Missions Harold Dusty Carter Bud and Beth Oaks (Continued)

5 The Community Help Center School Supply Drive Although it seems school has just recessed for the summer, students and teachers will soon be preparing to return for another year. The Community Help Center collects supplies each year and distributes to children who are in need. When the distribution to children is completed, the remaining supplies will be given to the schools for meeting the children s needs at other times. The following items are needed July 18 and distribution will be made the first week of August. Below is a list of supplies that can be used all children. #2 Pencils Pens Black, Blue and Red Scissors for students K-3 Glue Sticks Markers Broad and Fine Crayons Kindergarten Zip Pencil Bags Pocket Folders (4 per student) Spiral Notebooks wide/college Notebook Paper wide/college Index Cards Erasers Marvin s Chapel Ministries Marvin s Chapel has many ministries, two of which are Good Samaritan Ministries and Community Help Center. We have had two successful food drives this year for these two organizations in addition to the monthly food donations. All food donations during the month of May went to the Community Help Center. During the month of June, food items collected will go to Good Samaritan Ministries. Good Samaritan Ministries is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to provide relief for the poor, the sick and the destitute in Washington and surrounding counties, and they provide immediate assistance in crisis situations. They are so grateful when bring food. They are in need of: Canned soups Peanut Butter Ramen packs Canned Fruit and Vegetables Cereals Corn Pinto Beans Green Beans Good Samaritan Ministries wishes to thank you for your prayers and generous partnership which has helped to keep the doors open so we may continue to serve those in need.